Campus Life
Housing & Dining
More than just a place to sleep, your residence hall is your home away from home.
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Office of Student Affairs
Nicholas Goodman
Assistant Dean of Students
The Social Center of Your College Experience
Everything you need, surrounded by everyone you know.
Campus housing is just a quick walk to your classes, club meetings, athletic practices, and the dining hall.
Living on campus completes your college experience by allowing you to connect with friends, get involved, and interact with faculty and staff. For this reason, full-time students must live on campus unless they qualify for a residency exemption.
Our Residence Halls
Baker offers several living environments for students on the Baldwin City campus. From suites that are next to classrooms in the New Living Center to calling an apartment home, these are the places you’ll laugh, study, and meet friends you’ll have for the rest of your life.
A Positive & Enriching Environment
Assistant hall directors and resident assistant student staff provide advice and counsel as you adjust to college life. Each member of the staff plans and coordinates educational and social activities throughout the academic year.
Dining Options
All aspects of Dining Services, from our menus to our hours of operation, are centered on the needs and preferences of our students. The Common Ground coffee shop in the Long Student Center lobby serves coffee, smoothies, and snacks. And the Malt & Main Late Night Grill is open after normal dining hall hours.
For Current Students
Do you need to apply for housing next year, change your meal plan, find move-in and move-out dates, or apply to be a resident assistant?
Staff
Nicholas Goodman
Assistant Dean of Students
Office: Denious Hall 306
Coleen Evans
Assistant Director of Campus Safety & Residence Life
Office: New Living Center 101
Sherri Pahcoddy
Counseling Center Coordinator & Residence Life Department Asst.
Office: Counseling Center